RACING.

Hokitika Guardian, 9 June 1924, Page 1

RACING.

[I)Y TELEGRAPH— PER PRESS ASSOCIATION

DUNEDIN JOCKEY CLUB. DUNEDIN, June 7

For tlie third day of the D.J.C. Winter meeting the weather was line, the 1 nurse in perleet order, and the racing again interesting. Tlie tele took £31.-">-i compared with on the

third day lasi year. lainui Handicap.— Kukume and Obiigio (dead beat) I, Red Cherry 3, Time 2.15.

King George Handicap.— Ravenna 1 Radial 2. lastly Blissful 3. Won by twt h-ngth.s. T ime 1.43 2-o. Bonnie YYinl:m fell heavily whig) entering tile .-iraighl and brought down Wapping. the jockey A. McKay being taken to the hospital with tt fracltired skull. Cotton on Bonnie Winkie broke bis collar bone.

Greenfield Hurdles.— Matatua 1. l.e i'i.rto 2. Adutnr 3. Won by two lengths. Time 3.2 n.

Empire Hamlicttp.— Dam-ing Days 1. Kerb 2. Bella Latte 3. Won by four lengths. Time 1.10 4-5.

ti Sleeplechase.— Kipling I. Tltidd.v Gold 2. Juan 3. Won by four lengths. Time 1.17 4-0.

Taliuna Steeples.—Red Sol 1. Sherlock 2. Flag Lieutenant 3. Won by tv. ) lengths. Time 4.24. Farewell llumlieap.— Avispado I. Golden King 2. Gunetise 3. Won by a short length. Time 1.29 2-0. APPEAL DISMISSED BY D.J.C. Dl-NEDIN,. June (I. A meeting of the Disit,ict Committee ol the Dunedin Jockey Club was livid for the purpose of considering tin appeal lodged by Mr W. T. Hazlett against the decision of the Riverton Racing Club in disqualifying bis horse Ban ill Icon Dlioiin lor the Wallace Mack Handicap rim at Riverton on April 21, 1921. nit the following .".rounds: —That the alleged interference with Paddy's llo|ie did not and would not have tillered the result of the race; that the enquiry was irregularly conducted'; that rule 2, part iv., Rules of Racing, was dint observed: that rule I part xxx.. was wrongfully interpreted : that although Roughteen Dlioim finished in front of HurdyGurdy, and was not charged, and did -e t interfere with him, this horse was placed first and Ronrgbleen Dhoun third; that, as owner he was not present at the meeting, and ]•’. J. McKay, as trainer and rider of the horse, was not informed and warned of tlie sub-

i -f t ol the enquiry, and also in givin evidence, corrected the secretary i taking down of bis evidence, whit'as mu afterwards read over to bit tor signed bv him.

Al'h-r lioiirin*; >i:i temeiits l>y Dr Oor’*l Ila/.lmi, .Mr Cioory. and the , tin* committee reviewed the !uiM*tiun at length, and decided to dis- • . > tin* appeal. It was also decided Ito return tin* appellant’s deposit of I 1 ' j ■' rcrvi.AX]) hacks rosri’oNKi). AT CKLAND. .lime 8. I I lif Auckland races have keen pustI juniei 1 from yesterday till Wednesday •twin*; to threatening weather < <lll<lilion-, and a nnrlherlv gale on ilia <•« >a.s t. S'iDXKY. .|imc 8. I" ol low i tut lira ilia re.-nlls ~f yos tarda \■' llamlu iak raics: dualiav Chili I lnrilles. --I.es I’addingi• m I. Oindi Clan lioliarl .'i. Tan •lartcd. \S*< i n hy -I lengths. Tima 1.2-1 !-!. Kira Steeples. ( hryeosinm !. I’albi 2. Carnwoek .‘l. Won I»y four lengths. Tima l.:l I 1-1. KHesmeiv llnmlieap.— Duka Xapnli I. Xarnenr 2. Klkin li. Klavan started. Won l)\ I lengths. Tima 2.(it. ISITISJJAXK. Juno 7. Tlia .Morelim Handicap ra-ultad : '.rdglen I. Scrcnokn 2. Wotslripi M. Klavan Mnrtur-. Won l.v a liaad. Time ADKT.AI DIC. .Inna 7. Tlia liiriliday Cup ra-ultad :-—Standiy I. linnu ia l ion 2. I’aratoo 11. Sevan starters. Won by half a head. Tima 2.0* I. I.ATK JOCKKY (miNXKId.. DKXKDfX. .Inna S. A fund. v. 1 1 ia 1 1 i- being raped on beill'll of ilia dapmidatiti- ol .Inekey l)To!ii" , !l. \\ lio v. a - killed on tin* .-e----rund ilav of tin 1 Duuadin races at Wingalni has now raaaliad ill" vicinity ol C-T(.K).